Wednesday, October 11, 2017
I woke at my usual time this morning of 5:00 AM and will be hitting my mat soon.
While this blog has been nearly 100% about me, and my personal practice, I hope that you'll gain some wisdom and experience here (all with an enormous pinch of salt, as you shouldn't believe anything you read on the interwebz). In the vein, however, check out a Men's Health article on the benefits of yoga here.
I'll be hitting my mat for some Vinyasas shortly.
Wednesday, October 11, 2017 (Part II)
I'm writing this on my mat, having just come out of Savasana.
No fear, I thought last night as I went to bed. Fear creeps into one's life very easily, and takes many forms. There is no need to be afraid of anything, ever, not even death. When one dies, one goes back home to God.
I'm going to maintain that focus today as I move through the challenges and trials of the day.
On another note, I have still been listening to the awesome, trance-inducing yoga tunez linked here.
I'm going to shower, and take this shaped version of myself, out into the day.
Namaste
I woke at my usual time this morning of 5:00 AM and will be hitting my mat soon.
While this blog has been nearly 100% about me, and my personal practice, I hope that you'll gain some wisdom and experience here (all with an enormous pinch of salt, as you shouldn't believe anything you read on the interwebz). In the vein, however, check out a Men's Health article on the benefits of yoga here.
I'll be hitting my mat for some Vinyasas shortly.
Wednesday, October 11, 2017 (Part II)
I'm writing this on my mat, having just come out of Savasana.
No fear, I thought last night as I went to bed. Fear creeps into one's life very easily, and takes many forms. There is no need to be afraid of anything, ever, not even death. When one dies, one goes back home to God.
I'm going to maintain that focus today as I move through the challenges and trials of the day.
On another note, I have still been listening to the awesome, trance-inducing yoga tunez linked here.
I'm going to shower, and take this shaped version of myself, out into the day.
Namaste
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